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Edition of 50 - Stainless steel shrine with loose steel figures - Signed on accompanying COA - In excellent condition // Grayson Perry’s House of Love Shrine, created in 2017, is a limited-edition sculpture made of polished stainless steel. Standing 60 cm tall, this intricate piece combines a shrine-like structure with delicate, ornamental details and includes two small, removable steel figures within. The design is inspired by traditional devotional shrines but reimagined with Perry’s unique aesthetic, blending religious iconography with contemporary themes of love and identity. The shiny surface and embossed patterns create a sense of reverence while adding a playful, reflective quality. Limited to an edition of 50, each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Perry, making it a collectible work that resonates with themes of devotion, personal meaning, and modern artistry.
House of Love Shrine, 2017
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Edition of 50 - Stainless steel shrine with loose steel figures - Signed on accompanying COA - In excellent condition // Grayson Perry’s House of Love Shrine, created in 2017, is a limited-edition sculpture made of polished stainless steel. Standing 60 cm tall, this intricate piece combines a shrine-like structure with delicate, ornamental details and includes two small, removable steel figures within. The design is inspired by traditional devotional shrines but reimagined with Perry’s unique aesthetic, blending religious iconography with contemporary themes of love and identity. The shiny surface and embossed patterns create a sense of reverence while adding a playful, reflective quality. Limited to an edition of 50, each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Perry, making it a collectible work that resonates with themes of devotion, personal meaning, and modern artistry.
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